CMC (Classic Motor Carriages)

History 

The company was founded in 1973 in Miami , Florida . In 1978.  The production of cars and kit cars began. The brand name was CMC ,  Classic Motor Carriages . They had many different models on offer.  Fiberfab Inc. was acquiredin the 1980s.  in 1996 marked the production stoped after a court ruling.

On offer included replicas of classic automobiles.  The models included AC Cobra , Bugatti , Ford Victoria 1933, Ford 1934, MG TD and Porsche 356 Speedster . For the Speedster was chassis of a Volkswagen Beetle with floor pan reduced to 210 cm. 

Independent models in the Neo classic style of the 1930s were Gazelle , Royale and Tiffany .The Gazelle was similar from a Mercedes-Benz at such time and was based either on a chassis of the VW Beetle or the American Ford Pinto . 

Hot rod style such as the 34 classic and 33 Vicky with a fiberglass body and small block chevy or ford V8 engine with options for auto or manual gearbox.